Myrtle Beach Airport

✅ Trip Verified | Needed a wheel chair because of an injury, people were so helpful and caring. A special thank you to Damian who pushed my wheel chair. So grateful! Thank you

✅ Verified Review | For a small beachside city developed as a getaway destination for North Americans, this little modern airport did not disappoint me. Getting through security was a breeze (very friendly TSA), and compared to other airports I've been to, navigating is easy enough. If you are someone who goes to the airport not just to fly but to shop mountains of stuff this airport might not be for you, granted it has somewhere between 15 and 20 gates total, and there is no gargantuan walkway of duty-free shops to be found. The terminal is very modern and clean. For some reason, despite being first in line for takeoff, it did take us about 15 min to get off of the ground. Lots of general aviation, so this might be a regular thing. Bottom line, would I fly here? Absolutely. This airport is all about convenience and efficiency.

So upon the approach of my gate for my first departure, (5 minutes after boarding time), none of the flight details in the entire airport had been updated to inform me that my flight was delayed. This is Spirit Airlines that I'm referring to. My flight had been delayed over 2 hours due to the lack of crew. I know this is a small airport, but it is not hard to update your information in the airport, the terminal, the gate, or online in order to inform your passengers before potentially going through security. On top of all of the inconvenient change of plans, the lady at my gate attempting to inform us of all that changed was quite possibly the most incoherent person I spoke to on my 4 day stay here in South Carolina. I will never connect here or fly Spirit again. The only bit of accommodations or considerations I received was a free upgrade to vacant exit row seats. I didn't receive a voucher for breakfast, no help trying to find another airline that could get me there sooner, or a voucher for a future flight for satisfaction. Had it not have been for the pilots coaxing all of us passengers and explaining what she apparently was incapable of, there would have been an outrage in Gate A.